"Why are we so polarized? Why can't people agree?" We heard from Dr Simone Schnall about her work in social psychology which has explored the unconscious factors influencing ...
The case for capital infrastructure investment is that it will provide jobs in the short term and improve livelihoods and business operations in the long term, although the ...
In the first episode of CSaP: The Science and Policy Podcast’s mini-series on genetic technologies, host Dr Rob Doubleday was joined by University of Cambridge crop scientist Professor ...
CSaP co-hosted a workshop with the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration East of England (ARC EoE) and the Population Health Research Hub East of England (PHResH EoE) on the ...
Have you visited #TheHumanTouch exhibition? @FitzMuseum_UK is currently showcasing objects that explore the fundam… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
We are now seeking applications for the 2021 round of our Oxford-Johns Hopkins Global Infectious Disease Ethics Col… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
As part of the ‘Levelling up’ seminar series, organised in partnership with the Bennett Institute for Public Policy, Marco Felici (Research Assistant for the Many Dimensions of Well-being ...
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